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. "Com on fellers!- JA's go swlnimlaT'
How the old time cry - , .. . .
Echoes In the recollection, -. ij
Spite, of years that fly! '.'.
How the summer breeze invites us!
How the whispering branch deltght9us!
Through the window all creation -.
Seems to breathe that Invitation
Of the days gone by.
"Cfwne on,' fellers! Le's go swimmin'!"
Ah,' 'tis far away, ,
That old nook where merry truants
Shouted in their play!
Now maturely -and demurely
You maJt Journey, Quite securely,
Where etch mighty, murmuring breaker
Mentions to some ticket taker .
What you ought to pay. :.
"Come on, fellers! Le's go swimmin'!"
Those were play days rare.
Naught of pleasure that awaits us
Can with them compare.
All this poor perfunctory splashing;
All those modes so trimly dashing
Please alone as they remind us
Of the days we left behind us;
Happy days back there!"
Washington Star
Mrs. Frank McKinne is visiting in
Statesville.
Miss Lily
Greensboro.
Thorn is visiting in
Miss Gertrude
Franklinton,
Ball is visiting in
. Mrs. Andrew Syme has gone for a
visit at Haywood.
Miss Margaret Habel
at Fuquay Springs.
is visiting
Miss' Mar Armistead Jones
for Salisbury itoday.
left
Miss Eleanor Phillips has gone for
an extended northern trip.
Mrs. T. S. Stone left today for a
visit to relatives in Oxford.
Miss Margaret Boylan has
turned from a visit in Charlotte.
re-
' Mrs.. Thomas Badger left this
morning for a visit to Salisbury.
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Mrs. A. M. McPheeters left today
for White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
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Hrs,.W. C. Harris has gone to
Winston-Salem' to visit her daughter.
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Miss Mary Lizzie Langston is on a
visit to relatives and friends in Ox
ford.' :
' MM? T? "Mf 'SiJfdatf affoT chfidTen
have returned from a visit to Golds-
boro.
Mrs. U- E. Womble has returned
from a visit to' her daughter at Win
ston-Salem.
Miss Sarah Porter has returned to
her home in Richmond, after a visit
to Mrs. John W. Brown.
Dr. C. O. Abernethy returned last
night from Beaufort, where he has
been sepnding his vacation.
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Misses Frances and Mary Lynch
Johnson have returned from a visit
to relatives in Scotland county.
Miss Zoa Marcum has returned to
her home in Cary. after a visit to
Mrs. Williams in West Raleigh.
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Mrs. Fannie Williams and little
grandson, Francis Johnson, have
left for a stay at Fuquay Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Tlmberlake
and son, Master Julian, Jr., left to
day for a visit to relatives at Bos
ton. Miss Julia Rhem, of Halifax, left
today for Black Mountain, after
spending last night with Mrs. E. B
Roberts.
Mrs. Fred Rogers and Mrs. Dana
Crossland, of Bennettsvllle, S. C
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Fred
Walters.
Mrs. Fannie C. Park and little
granddaughter, Miss Virginia Ter
rell, left for Mecklenburg county,
Va., today.
Miss Frances Lilly, of Fayettevllle,
Messrs. Alfred, and Duncan MacRae,
of the btate University, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gray.
Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Carrie
Mitchell have returned from a pleas
ant trip to Richmond, where they
have been " visiting relatives and
friends.
MARRIAGE ;
CORRECTLY AND PROMPTLY ENGRAVED
' SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES
7 J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO., Engravers
t 47 WHITEIIAIiL ST., ATLANTA, GA: ; V .
ifl8B-TMla"'Brigg8 ,left todf:;ior
WrlghtsvUle.
Mrs. Talcott Brewer spent the day
in ' Wake Forest.
Miss Edna and Master WIngate
Blanchard went to Clayton today.
-Col. A. H.. Arrington left this
morning for Morehead City to spend
a few days. . (
1 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thomas were
in the city today returning home to
Wilson, after a visit to Henderson.
Miss Bessie Wesson, returned to
her home at Laurenceville, Va., to
day, after a visit to friends in the
city.
Misses Sadie and Mena Davis, of
Salisbury, are the guest of the Misses
Lacy's at their home, Bonita, Wake
county
Miss Clara Rogers and Miss Ruble
Adcock returned to their homes at
Oxford today, after a visit to friends
here. :.; ' .
Mrs. Addle Upchurch and grand
daughter, Mrs. I. D. Underhill, and
children, left for Youngsville and
Wake Forest today.
Miss Ray Brown, who has eben
away for sometimes visiting at Char
lotte, Gastonla, and other places, has
returned to the city.
; Miss . Mary Bech, of Henderson,
spent a few hours in the city today,
returning home from Benson, where
she has been teaching music.
Gen. and Mrs. T. R. Robertson left
for Morehead today to spend several
weeks. Mrs. Robertson will then go
to Virginia for the rest of the sum
mer. ; ;" -Or-''
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Miss Lydia Strother, of Franklin
ton, and Miss Ruble Strother, of Ox
ford, who have been the guests of
Misses Nellie and Mary Strother, re
turned home today.
Mrs. J. V. Sirnms will return home
this afternoon from Chase City, Va.,
where she has been spending some
time at the Mecklenburg Springs.
She will be accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Margaret Treloar, of Charr
lotte.
Lawn Party.
Tomorrow night at 8:30, the ladles
of Central ; Methodist ' church - will
conduct a lawn party and ice' cream
supper on thelawn of. Mrs. E...G4
Love's, corner of Blood worth street
and Newbern avenue. The proceeds
will be applied to the painting of the
church parsonage. The public is in
vited. . Return From Camp. H
Messrs. Richard Giersch and Mc
Neely DuBose are home from camp
"Liberty" in the eastern part of the
state. They report a good time in
spite of the rains and fearful rise of
water In the camp.
A Beautiful Thought.
A talented young lady of the city
contributed the following as .the
sane and substance of a beautiful
sermon preached by Rov. Mr.' Sham
burger last Sunday night:
"To die Is but to live
In realms of happiness above.
Sacrifice Is but to give .
Present content for eternal love."
The proprietor of a
Portland, Ore. dry
cleaning establishment
writes:
. I . have used Ivory
Soap for over two years,
for all kinds of cleaning
and dyeing, with the
most perfect results;
As a dry-cleaning soap,
it acts like magic and is
far superior to any of
the benzine soaps sup
plied to the trade. It
removes dirt, without
injuring the most deli
cate color or fabric.
Ivory Soap
99& Per Cent. Pure.
INVITATIONS
If so, you will be in want of several small
: items as usual. '
Do you want a Belt?
Do you want some new Hosiery?
Do you want some pretty ruching?
Do you want some heavy Hair Ribbon?
Do you want a Belt Buckle?
Do you want a pair of Slippers?
Do you want a Fan?
Do you want some Pins or Combs?
Do you want some pretty White Goods to
make a new waist?
You can find big assortments here of all
the above necessaries.
a loo km
Opposite Post Office.
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The United States marshals and
other officers are proving their ac
counts before Judge Purnell today.
The Southern Railway Comapny
announces another erturslon for
August
1 8th, at remarkably low
rates to Norfolk.
! It has- been announced by Mr. J.
E.. Patersori, of Goldsboro, president
of the Farmers' State Alliance, that
the annual meeting will be held , at
Hillsboro August 11th. : '
Mr. Frank S. . Wilson returned
from' Richmond, where he recently
went to undergo an operation. His
many friends will be glad to learn he
la much improved..
The policy of the ' Merchants'
Association is to advertise judgments
against customers who will not pay
the bills. There are a few judgments
now being advertised in The Times
and other judgments will be adver
tised from time to time. -..
A live wire from the electric
light at the corner of Hargett and
Blood worth streets lay across the
street for several hours todayi A red
flag attached to It warned passersby
to avoid it, yet It was a source of
much danger to small children.
':: Mr. E. V. Richardson, a promi
nent citizen of Wendell, is in the city.
Mr. Richardson reports the opening
of the tobacco market ' at Wendell
yesterday, with' a
record-breaking
crowd
iue iiuur. oomeiainB over 2v,vu
pounds were sold. Quality fair and
prices very good.
Mr. John A. Park left In good
trim from the city hall this morning
at 4:30 a. m. for ' Morehead City.
Mr. Park, who is to deliver a mes
sage to Col. Armfleld from Governor
Glenn, is making the trip in a Ford
Roadster. He expects to arrive in
Morehead tomorrow afternoon.
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SIZZLING HOT DAYS
j CALL FOR -FIZZING
GOLD SODA.
' That's the combination to work
what the weather man sends.' Come
off Just to lten to the fooritaln fli; and one of our Ice Cream Sodas will
top you off for a comfortable day.
KING-CRQWELL Drug Co.
i We tire Agents tor.
bU0n I
4 PERSONALS f
Mr. T. J. Gattls, of Charlotte, is In
the city.
Mr. C. H. Denny, of Reidsville, Is
here today.
Mr. Paul G, Welch, of Greensboro,
is here today. .- ,
Mr. E. C. Robinson, of Wadesboro,
is here today.
; S. H. Hearne, of Albemarle, spsrit
last night in the city.
Mr. J. A. Brock, of Wilmington, is
registered at Hotel Giersch.
Hon. John P. Kerr, of Ashevllle, is
registered at the Yarborough.
Mr. C. W. Hackett, of the Southern
Railway's engineering force, Is here
on business.
' Messrs. E. S. Nash and W. L. West,
of Wilmington, were registered at the
Yarborough last night.
Mr. J. Gordon Hackett, of North
Wllkesboro, Is here for the meeting
of the board of directors of the state
penitentiary.
Mr. T. Herman Beverly, a native
Carolinian, now director of the Y. M.
C. A. of the University of Alabama,
is in the city. He leaves today for
Alabama. '
Weak women should read my "book
No. 4 for Women." It tells of Dr.
Snoop's Night Cure. Tells how these
sooth In k, mealing, antleptlc supposlto-
rles brinS quick and certain help. The
Henry T. Hlcka & Co.
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CASTOR I A
for Infants and Children. 1
The Kind You Have Always 3osghl
Bears the
fBgna-toroof
these days, so you don't nee4 to tare
in any time. It will cool you right ,
Puylr's Candy.
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Royall & Borden Furniture Co.,
127FayettevilleSt. - Raleigh, li. C.
Red Dwarf and Pony
Eastman's Kodaks and
logues sent on application.
Edison Rotary Mimeograph and supplies.
Complete stock of Blank Books and General
office supplies.
ALFRED
The Raleigh
Buy your Furniture and House Furnishings
from us. We can save you money! .
Come in and Let
Us Show You.
The Raleigh Furniture Company,
17 East Martin and 18 Market Sts.
T. E. GREEN,
V Sec: and Treas.
OPTICAL INSURANCE.
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Insure your eyes against strain from over-use by taking out a
policy on them in the shape of a pair of our perfwtly-made, and
perfectly nttea eye-glasses, it
We pay especial attention to mountings those we carry do
not come off easily, nor do they pinch the muscles about the
eyes..'":'. -':-.
II. ; M AH LERS' 5 O N S :
Jewelers - - ' Raleigh, N. C
fMBESTOT
In the Furniture and House Furnishing Line
is being, shown by us in our ,
New Store on
IYETTiEV
We have a stock of furrilshings such as has
never been shop in -M State before
and we extend ct cdrdial jhvitation to V
all the lady-folks especially, 'to call r ;
- and review
CAPI1M : EUnNITUBE COMPANY,
FAYETTE VILLll STREET, RALEIGH, N. O.i
Cases
,We ara offerings tWs
week gpephl Prices in
: China Cases and Side
boards, v
,s-i . xi, you wui6 a, vxuua
' ' vase or oiaeooara ims
is the Time to Buy.
Ink Pencils, $1 to $2.50.
Supplies. 1908 cata
WILLIAMS & CO.
furniture Co.
J. M. RIGGAN,
Manager.
will be a paying investment.
our stock.
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